Opinion
Deep in the heart of the Eastern Sierras lies the city of Mammoth Lakes: population 7,093, elevation 7,800 feet; 300 miles from either Los Angeles or San Francisco.
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It's about that time of the quarter when you're asking your friends about the most academically robust classes they've taken, in order that you can avoid such work.
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A knock on my door usually means one of two things: Either the Chinese food delivery man finally found my address, or my dealer wants to show off the latest Big Buddha strain he just got off some bro ...
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I'm not one of those people who get queasy and faint or barf at the sight of a needle. It's not like I'm into intravenous drugs, but I don't particularly mind giving blood or getting shots.
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Two days in a row. Thanks, Nexus.
Wednesday's Forecast: The 'human submits a correction - the Nexus deserves no thanks.
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Alcohol is unfortunately illegal to carry around and drink on the streets of Isla Vista. It is also not allowed at most theaters or workplaces. There is not too much we can do to change these laws and...
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For over three years, the Sudanese government has systematically supported a brutal killing campaign of its own people in the Western region of Darfur. Government-sponsored militia groups, known as Ja...
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I am writing in response to Courtney Stevens' column ("Liberty Belle: Minimum Wage Raise Not a Blessing," Daily Nexus, Feb. 6). This column was based largely on fallacies and assumptions. The fact of ...
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I was troubled by Simon Estrada's "Think" cartoon in Monday's Daily Nexus. The Jew - depicted with a big nose, wearing a kippah, glasses and sidelocks- echoes anti-Semitic cartoons that appear daily i...
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Last Friday, the comedy troupe Chicano Secret Service performed a new piece, "Preemptive Strike (On the Varrio Streets of your Mind)" to an overflowing audience at the MultiCultural Center Theater.
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Like the cliche says, having a correction is like peeing yourself: everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.
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Praise for the new, higher minimum wage reveals a nonexistent understanding of the basic functioning of a free market economy in Congress and among voters. Instead, it shows the Democrats' commitment ...
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